China Exempts Citizens of Five Countries from Entry Visas
Starting from June 1, 2025, citizens of Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, and Uruguay will be allowed to enter China without a visa under a trial
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May 14–17: Tunisia Participates in International Olive Oil Fair in Spain
Tunisia will participate in the International Olive Oil Fair held, from May 14 to 17, 2025, in Jaén, Spain, as part of a delegation organized
UAE-Syria Partnership Launches New Airline « Fly Sham »
On May 12, 2025, a group of Syrian and Emirati investors announced the launch of « Fly Sham », a new airline that is to begin operating
Kasserine, Tunisia: Discovery of New Roman-Era Archaeological Site
A new archaeological site, “Hanshir Al-Darrawiya,” has been discovered in the Jebel Salloum area of Kasserine, Tunisia. Announced by Samira Souheili, a researcher at the
Tunisia and Madagascar Sign Tourism and Handicrafts Cooperation Agreement
On May 9, 2025, Tunisia and Madagascar signed their first cooperation agreement in tourism and handicrafts, led by tourism Ministers Sofiene Tekaia and Viviane Dewa.
U.S. Issues Travel Warnings for 21 Countries Amid Global Tensions
On Thursday, the United States added North Korea and Burkina Faso to its warning list, advising Americans not to travel to the countries, bringing total
Tunisia Attracts 2.3 Million Tourists by April 20, 2025
Tunisia welcomed over 2.3 million tourists in the period ending April 20, 2025, an increase over the same time frame in 2024, and tourism revenues
Tunisia and Kuwait Sign Bilateral Air Transport Agreement
On April 26, 2025, Tunisia and Kuwait signed a bilateral air transport agreement to enhance civil aviation cooperation. The signing ceremony took place in Tunis
Tunisia Boosts Its Presence in Chinese Tourism Market Through Beijing and Macau Fairs
Under the supervision of the Ministry of Tourism, the Tunisian National Tourist Office participated in the 18th China Outbound Travel & Tourism Market (COTTM) in
Spain Thanks Morocco and France for Power Support During Blackout
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez thanked Morocco and France for their help to deal with the widespread blackout that span the Iberian Peninsula on Monday. He